SAP ABAP Training

ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application Programming / 4th generation language. ABAP is a programming language used for developing applications for the SAP R/3 system. SAP will run applications written using ABAP/4.

In this course, you will acquire in-depth knowledge of the ABAP language and understand how to program database updates and also reports with the SAP List Viewer (ALV). ABAP is a high-level 4TH generation programming language that runs in the SAP ABAP runtime environment.

It is created and used by SAP for the development of application programs. All of the R/3ʼs applications and even parts of its basic system were developed in ABAP. It is an event-driven programming language. User actions and system events control the execution of an application.

Curriculum:

• SAP R/3 Architecture
• The functionality of SAP R/3 Architecture.
• Features of SAP R/3 Services
• ABAP Data Dictionary
• Tables (Designing and behavior)
• Views
• Structures
• Data Elements and Domains
• Search help functionality
• Lock objects
• Table maintenance
• ABAP programming and Reports
• Data types and Data objects functionality
• Parameters, select-options, range definition, and usage
• Field string concepts
• Internal tables and Internal tables events
• SQL statements
• Introduction to SAP R/3 pre-defined tables from functional modules like MM/SD/FI
• Reports
• Events
• Classical reports and Interactive reports
• Designing selection-screen (with radio buttons, blocks, checkboxes etc.)
• Variants and background job scheduling
• ALV and GRID reporting / Blocked ALV’s
• Debugging (important)
• Performance Tools
• SQL Trace
• Run-time Analysis
• Performance tuning
• Modularizing Techniques
• Subroutines
• Function modules ( use in Background job scheduling)
• Field-Symbols
• Includes
• Macros
• Dialog programming (Transactions)
• Module pool program (Programming, flow logic, layout design)
• PBO/ PBI/POV/POH functionality
• Logical Unit of Work (LUW)
• Screen painter, menu painter functionality
• Table controls, sub-screens
• Tabstrips implementation in client scenarios
• Batch Data Conversion (BDC’s)
• File handling techniques
• Session method
• Call transaction methods
• Implementation on session and call transaction Methods on MM01,XD01, XK01 applications
• Implementations of Recording on Session as well as Call Transaction Method
• Logical file handling using Open dataset concepts
• Direct Input method
• LSMW (Legacy system Migration Workbench)
• SAP Scripts and Smart Forms
• Creating layout sets, defining a logo in layout sets, Styles and texts
• Print program and attaching layouts to reports
• Modifying pre-defined layouts
• Implementation scenarios